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Updated: May 11, 2025
Greenleaf went directly to Easelmann's room, opened the door, and spread his arms. "Have you a strawberry-mark?" he shouted. "No." "Then you are my long-lost brother! Come to my arms!" Easelmann laughed long and loudly. "Forgive my nonsense, Easelmann. I know I am beside myself and ready for any extravagance, I am so full of joy.
He took his leave silently, wringing Easelmann's hand, and walked home with a lighter heart. "He is a good fellow," mused Easelmann, "and has suffered enough for his folly. The lesson will do him good." Mr. Bullion was not without good natural impulses, but his education and experience had been such as to develop only the sharp and selfish traits of his character.
Let old-fashioned people enjoy their plain dishes in peace. The reader may be quite sure that Greenleaf lost no time in presenting himself at Easelmann's studio on the morning after his last interview. "On hand early, I see," said the elder. "And how fresh you look! The blood comes dancing into your face; you are radiant with expectation."
So I buy apples and oranges from the imploring-looking girls; it's the easiest way of getting rid of them. The little change don't amount to much in a day, and I save my nerves and my digestion at a cheap rate." Mr. Holworthy smiled at Easelmann's notion of his own hard-heartedness, and said, hesitatingly, "I am afraid that some professedly charitable persons don't do so much."
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